texts: <mask>'Connell was an Irish soldier and fencing master who was executed at Tyburn in 1594 for conspiring to murder Queen Elizabeth I. He was Irish and a Roman Catholic, so little is known of his early life. He first appeared in London in the late 1580s, as a fencing teacher in the entourage of Sir Florence MacCarthy, whose own loyalty to the Crown was deeply suspect, and who was later accused. Sir William Stanley and his associate, the Jesuit William Holt, instigated numerous plots to assassinate Elizabeth. Stanley's lieutenant Jacques de Francesci, also known as Jacques Fraunces or "Captain Jacques", was the main player in the plot, according to the indictment. Francesci obtained money to bribe O'Collun to kill Elizabeth and promised him a pension from the King of Spain as a reward for the assassination. The man asked the priest if he had qualms of conscience about the plot.According to Holt's account, he told him that the assassination was a good act and that he had forgiven him for murder. Holt and "Captain Jacques" both believed that Elizabeth deserved to die, and Holt even worked as a spy for her. Edmund York said that Holt had forgiven them for their act. Holt was ordered by his superiors to show more discretion, though they did not suggest that he stop his activities. After returning to England in November 1593 he was arrested and confessed to his crimes, but he was also found to have a copy of the Jesuit pamphlet. They were arrested and questioned. Under torture, O'Collun and Annias confessed "after a fashion".Since the Crown's interrogators put pressure on the suspect to confess to what they wanted to hear, there is some doubt about the reliability of O'Collun's confession. O'Collun and Annias would confess to a plan to kill "The Spaniard". Antonio Pérez was the Secretary of State to the King of Spain. Pérez had escaped from Spain and fled to England, where he became the target of assassination plots financed by the Spanish authorities. The Crown was able to bring a charge of regicide, rather than attempted murder, because of the pressure they put on O'Collun to admit that his real target was the Queen. It is not possible to determine if the Queen was the real target of the plot. The Queen would seem to be the intended victim since it is less likely that Holt would have spared him for the murder of Pérez.The Crown may have been trying to bolster their case against Dr. Lopez, the Court physician to Elizabeth, and an accomplished double agent, who was convicted on an almost identical charge the day before, in order to get a confession from O'Collun. He was tried before a commission of oyer and terminer and pleaded not guilty. William Polwhele was the main witness against him, he testified that Stanley and Jacques Fraunces had hired O'Collun, Annias and himself to kill the Queen. He was sentenced to be hanged at Tyburn. It was said that it was not worth the trouble of hanging him because he was so sick with gaol fever. By coincidence Pérez, who he admitted to having planned to kill, passed by just as O'Collun's head was being put on a spike. The executions of Richard Williams and Edmund York were carried out the following year.The plot to blow up the Tower of London was brought to light as if it had already been hatched, although neither man was held in custody. In a brief period around 1594 there was an unusual concentration of investigations into continental conspiracies to this end - a "panic over Irishmen in London" - and the suggestion is that Lord Burghley and the Earl of Essex manipulated their information and intelligence to convince the Queen of an immediate and credible Aftermath Elizabeth was concerned that the Spanish authorities were willing to let the Spanish Netherlands become a safe haven for English conspirators, so she wrote to them in protest. There was some common evidence at the trials, and the Crown explicitly linked the O'Collun plot with the Lopez plot. Lopez denied to the very end that he had planned to kill the Queen, but there is no evidence of a link between the two men. Historians believe that Lopez's guilt or innocence is now impossible to determine, as there is little doubt that O'Collun was a paid assassin. People were executed for treason in the 16th century.


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texts: The Member of Parliament for Wales West from 1983 to 1987 was a British Conservative politician. Terlezki was born in a village near the town of Tlumach in western Ukraine, but later became part of Poland. Terlezki was a strong voice against totalitarian governments after living in both Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. Terlezki's first teacher at the village school was the Ukrainian poet Mariyka Pidhiryanka. Oleksa Terletskyj organised a sit-in protest for shorter working hours when he worked at a brickworks. There was a period of imprisonment by the Polish authorities. Russian forces occupied Western Ukraine in 1939 and then annexed it to the Soviet Union.<mask>'s uncle was classified as a Kulak after he paid his neighbours to help with the harvest. Several of <mask>'s cousins, who were students suspected of Ukrainian nationalism, were deported as well. After welcoming the Communists, Oleksa Terletskyj resigned as the village chairman. During the Red Army retreat in 1941, a railway bridge over the river Dniester was damaged and forced to be repaired by forced labour. He witnessed the murder of Jews thrown from the road bridge. He was sent by his father to help the Jewish villagers. <mask> was one of the children that the Germans drew up a list of to be sent to the Third Reich as slave labour.He was part of a shipment of cattle wagons sent to a slave distribution centre in Austria. The younger slaves were put on sale at a slave market and most of them were destined for factory work. <mask> was bought by Bhmer, who was looking for someone to replace him on his family's farm, after he was conscripted into Nazi Germany's Kriegsmarine. <mask> was arrested by the Gestapo for insubordination and spent three weeks in prison for digging trenches for the Germans. He was upset with the treatment of British Prisoners of War. In 1945, the Russians promised to return slave labourers. 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He found work in the cookhouse at the British Army base in Villach, Carinthia, after being sent to a Displaced Persons' camp. He was allowed to emigrate to Britain in 1948, and was sent to work as a coalminer in Wales. He was able to find work in the canteen of the miners' hostel. He ran his own hotels in Wales before going into hotel management. He had an illegitimate son, which he neglected to mention in his autobiography, but he always wanted a son.He became a Conservative member of the council in 1968. He was unsuccessful in his attempt to become a Member of Parliament in the two General Elections of 1974. Between 1975 and 1977 <mask> was Chairman of his local football club, Cardiff City F.C. He established his reputation as a right-wing Conservative by advocating the flogging of football hooligans. He wouldn't travel to the Soviet Union because he didn't want to be sent to Siberia as a Red Army deserter. During Joseph Stalin's post-war purge of western Ukraine, his father and sister were sent to Siberia. Olena died in 1943.The Conservative Party won the election in 1983 and he became an MP. His Labour Party opponent lost votes to the Social Democratic Party. <mask> introduced a bill to replace the May Day holiday with a day of celebration for the great man. He secured an increase in his vote at the 1987 election by concentrating on constituency work. He lost his seat because of the collapse in support for the Social Democrats. Terlezki had the chance to help his father. He persuaded the Foreign Secretary to raise the case with his Soviet counterpart.In October 1984 his father was flown to London for a monthlong reunion and then allowed to return to Antonivka, where he died in 1986. <mask> didn't get a visa in time to attend the funeral. He and his wife, Mary, along with their two daughters, visited his home village as guests of the Soviet authorities. <mask> was appointed as the British Government's representative on the Council of Europe's Human Rights Committee in 1989. His previous advocacy of flogging was condemned by some Labour opposition MPs. The Conservatives said that his wartime experience made him a good choice for the role of inspecting prison conditions in different countries. Terlezki was a supporter of newly independent Ukraine after the fall of the Soviet Union.He argued that more should be done to promote the Ukrainian language and discourage the use of Russian because of the preservation of close ties with Russia. He went to the European Parliament in 2003 to promote the case for Ukrainian membership in the European Union. <mask> returned to Voitsberg in 2002 after taking part in a television documentary about his life story. His memoirs were published in 2005. He died on February 21, 2006 at the age of 78. There are links to births and deaths of Ukrainians in the United Kingdom. Naturalised citizens of the United Kingdom Conservative Party were forced to work during the Soviet World War II.

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texts: The Waldemar Von Zedtwitz Professor in the Department of Immunology is at Yale University. She is an investigator at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Her research interests include innate immunity, inflammasomes, sexually transmitted infections, and T cell immunity. She was elected to the National Academy of Sciences. <mask> was born and raised in Iga, Japan, where her parents fought for women's rights in the workplace. She has two sisters. She received her bachelor's degree in biochemistry and physics from the University of Toronto in 1994.She wanted to become a mathematician like her father. After taking an immunology class, her interests changed. She received her PhD in immunology from the University of Toronto. <mask> worked in the lab of Brian Lee Kelsall. She started her lab at Yale University in 2000. The highest academic honor professors receive at Yale University is the Sterling Professorship. <mask> was one of the first to show that antigen-presenting cells were in the blood, not the muscle, while working on her PhD project.Scientists thought that the best way to alert the immune system is to inject the vaccine into the muscle. Understanding innate immunity and how that information is used to produce protective adaptive immunity is the focus of <mask>'s research. <mask> and her team study how the immune system reacts to infections in the genital tract and lungs. The goal is to design effective vaccines or microbiocides for the prevention of transmission. <mask> has developed a two-stage vaccination strategy called "prime and pull" that involves a conventional vaccine as a first step and then application of chemokines to the target tissue as a second step. <mask> has developed a vaccine that is currently in a clinical trial to treat women with precancerous cells in the cervix. <mask> is a member of the Science Strategy Committee at Yale University.<mask> is interested in the immune responses to viral infections. <mask>'s group was the first to create a mouse model of a mosquito-borne disease. <mask> has been researching the immune response of COVID-19 patients and the differences in sex between them. One of her publications, "Toll-like receptor control of the adaptive immune response," has been cited over 4,660 times as of July 2020 and was published in Nature Immunology in October 2004. In January 2015, one of <mask>'s studies was published in a prestigious journal. The relationship between temperature and immune responses is investigated in the study "Temperature- dependent innate defense against the common cold virus limits viral replication at warm temperature in mouse airway cells". <mask> is well known as an advocate for women in science.She supports immigrants and their contributions to science. <mask> gained a following on the social networking site for her public health advice. Ruslan Medzhitov is a professor at the Yale School of Medicine. They have two daughters. The Burroughs Fund Career Award in Biomedical Sciences was one of the honors. Nature. Saitoh T, <mask> A, and Standley are authors of the article.Nature Immunology. Iijima N and <mask> A are authors. CD4 T-cell help is required to access the protective antiviral antibody. Nature. 552-6. There are people from Mie Prefecture who are members of the United States National Academy of Sciences.

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texts: <mask> is a Canadian poet, novelist, playwright, essayist and short story writer. <mask> was educated at the University of the West Indies. She obtained graduate degrees in political science and law from the University of Western Ontario and practised law in Toronto for seven years. She left her law practice to write. <mask> is known for her commitment to social justice. <mask>'s career helped to free her from the constraints of tradition and to nurture her social analysis and criticism, even though her writing suggests an in-depth understanding of the canon. <mask> has published six books of poetry, two novels, four books of collected essays and two plays.Her short stories, essays, reviews and articles have appeared in magazines and journals in North America and England. Her work is taught at university level and is the subject of a lot of academic writing and critique. Her first novel, "Harriet's Daughter", was used in high school curricula in Ontario, Great Britain and the Caribbean for a decade. It was published as an audio cassette, a script for stage and in a German-language edition. Harriet's Daughter is a book that can appeal to older children and adults of all ages. The themes of friendship, self-image, ethics and migration are explored in this novel, which is funny and technically accomplished. Being Black is a positive experience.<mask>'s most renowned poetry book, She Tries Her Tongue, Her Silence Softly Breaks, was awarded the Casa de las Américas Prize for Literature while still in manuscript form. <mask> plays with words in a way that is reminiscent of jazz as she explores themes of race, place, gender, colonialism and, always, language. There is always tension between the father and mother tongues. The chant-like refrain at the core of Discourse on the Logic of Language is most quoted. Selwyn R. Cudjoe's assertion that <mask> "serves as a lightning rod of black cultural defiance of the Canadian mainstream" was prompted by her articles and essays. <mask> dedicates the book to Canada in the effort of becoming a space of true belonging. <mask>'s role as an anti-racist activist is most evident in his essayist.She argued passionately for social justice and equity as she made culture her primary focus. The Into the Heart of Africa exhibit at the Royal Ontario Museum, the Toronto production of Show Boat, and Caribana are some of the controversial events that have been the focus of her essays. There have been advances in the area of racial representation on arts council and committees in Canada since she wrote her essays. June Callwood confronted her at a small demonstration concerning the lack of Canadian writers of colour outside of the 1989 PEN Canada Gala. <mask> taught creative fiction at the third-year level at York University and was a writer in residence at the University of Windsor. Her work in 2008 was Zong! The murder of Africans on the British slave ship of that name was the subject of a legal decision at the end of the 18th century.In 2006 a dramatized reading of this new poem cycle was presented at Harbourfront in Toronto. Poems from this collection have been published in a number of places. <mask> held her first authorial full-length reading of Zong!, an innovative interaction-piece lasting seven hours, at b current studio space in Toronto on April 16, 2012 An audience performance was held in South Africa in solidarity with the collective reading. <mask> said that fiction is about telling lies, but you must be honest in telling them. You need the lie to tell the truth in poetry. Poems include Thorns Salmon Courage, She Tries Her Tongue, Her Silence Softly Breaks, and Zong!The novel Harriet's Daughter was written in 1988. Transl. There is a person named Nina Schindler. The Microsoft Encarta Africana was published in 2001. There is a poster for Black Heritage Month. Who's Who in Black Canada was written by Dawn P. Williams. PennSound audio "The journey of the word" is available on the website.20th-century Canadian novelists, 20th-century Canadian poets, 20th-century Canadian women poets, and 20th-century Canadian playwrights.

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texts: He is a Malaysian badminton player. She won the girls' singles titles at the World Junior Championships and the Summer Youth Olympics. She won the women's singles title at the Southeast Asian Games. Born in Bukit Mertajam, Penang into a Malaysian Chinese family, he went on to become a successful businessman. She started playing badminton when she was six. Her father allowed her to train under the guidance of her former coach. She won the Under-12 Grand Prix Finals and the Malaysian School Sports Council when she was 11.She was drafted into the national team of Malaysia. At the 2015 World Junior Championships, Goh won the girls singles' event by defeating fellow countrywoman Lee. She earned a bronze medal in the singles event after losing in the semifinals. The top seed was defeated in the semifinals by <mask> at the Youth Olympic Games. Malaysia's first gold medal at the Youth Olympic Games was won by <mask>. He became the first ever shuttler to win both the World Junior Championships and the Youth Olympic Games title. At the World Junior Championships, she defeated Line Christophersen to win her second title.In February 2015, <mask> became the youngest-ever national winner at the age of 15 after defeating Lim Yin Fun in the final of the Kuala Lumpur Open. At the Southeast Asian Games, she won a bronze medal in the women's singles event and a silver medal in the women's team event. At the age of 15, she won her first senior title, the Belgian International. She won her second senior title. She won the Orleans International in April of 2016 He was named in the Malaysian squad. She made her Super Series debut at the Australian Open in 2016 and lost to Saina Nehwal in the second round.In her first Grand Prix Gold tournament, <mask> lost to the top seed in the Indonesian Masters. She lost in the semifinals of the Thailand Open. She became a national No. in December of 2016 1 shuttler for the first time in her career. In the second round of the Malaysian Masters, she played with an injury and lost to Lee Chia-hsin. She was defeated in the second round of the Malaysia Open. She lost in the final of the Chinese Taipei Open.In the women's team event at the SEA Games, <mask> won all her matches. The team lost to Thailand in the finals for the silver medal. The first Malaysian to win the women's singles gold medal since 2003 was <mask>, who defeated Cheah Su Ya in the final. She lost to Ruselli Hartawan in the final of the Singapore International. She lost to Aya Ohori in the second round of the All England Open. She reached the quarterfinals of the Malaysia Open before losing to Tai Tzu-ying. She lost to the reigning world champion in the third round of the World Championships.The semifinals of the Korea Masters were won by Li Xuerui. In September of 2021, <mask> announced her retirement from professional badminton, citing health reasons after her colectomy surgery back in 2019. She signed a three-year contract with Kuala Lumpur Racquet Club as an independent player on January 6, 2022. The Badminton Association of Malaysia asked her to withdraw from the tournaments after she registered for them. She was banned from participating in Badminton World Federation-sanctioned tournaments for two years after she left the national team. The national team player quit the team on January 19th, 2022. The ban was lifted on January 27th, 2022, after uproar from international and domestic sportsmen over Lee's ban.The BWF Grand Prix had two levels, the Grand Prix and Grand Prix Gold. The badminton tournaments were organised by the Badminton World Federation. Women's singles BWF Grand Prix Gold tournament BWF International Challenge/Series (3 titles, 2 runners-up) Women's singles BWF International Series tournament BWF Junior International (2 titles)

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texts: A Portuguese former professional footballer who played as a centre forward is named <mask>. He made a name for himself in Germany after failing to establish himself at Porto, and went on to score 63 competitive goals in four seasons with Werder Bremen. He played for Beikta for several years and netted 47 times in total games. After the departures of Pauleta in 2006 and Lidson in 2010, Almeida became a regular. He played in two World Cup and as many European Championships and scored 19 goals. Born in Figueira da Foz, Coimbra District, Almeida started playing football for his hometown club Naval 1o de Maio, before being signed by Porto as a junior. He made his Primeira Liga debut in a 2–0 home win over Benfica.Unable to settle at first, he had loan spells with Unio de Leiria and Boavista, where he played in the previous season. In 2005–06, <mask> was a part of a side that won the national title. He scored a spectacular goal from a 35-metre free kick against Inter Milan at the San Siro in the 2–1 loss. He rejoined former Porto teammate Diego after a solid first year at Werder Bremen, where he served another loan stint. He had ten goals in 41 appearances, including one in a 2–1 home loss against Espanyol in the semi-finals of the UEFA Cup, his shot floating over the goalkeeper and into the net in an eventual 4–2 aggregate defeat. With the departure of Miroslav Klose, the chances of first-team action improved dramatically, and he started the 2007–08 season in scoring fashion, netting seven times in his first 12 league games, including two goals. He finished the season with 16 goals, 11 in the league, and only surpassed Diego's 17 in the team.In the 2008–09 season, <mask> scored nine goals in the league and added four in just five matches for the winners of the DFB-Pokal. He had a hat-trick against EintrachtNordhorn in a 9–3 away win. He was named the "Fans' Player of the match" in the 2–2 draw away to Anorthosis Famagusta. He contributed one goal in eight games as the team went all the way to the final but, after receiving a yellow card in the semi-finals, he missed the final. After starting the season on the bench, <mask> scored seven goals in the domestic league for a total of 11 as Werder finished third and qualified to the play-off round, with the player assisting Claudio Pizarro. In the first ten league games, <mask> netted six times. After scoring three in a home win against FC St. Pauli, he was sent off for elbowing an opponent.<mask> joined Beikta on Christmas Eve 2010 after scoring 11 goals in 21 official games for Werder in the Sper Lig. The Istanbul team won the Turkish Cup against stanbul Baakehir in a penalty shoot out on 11 May 2011. During his time in Istanbul, <mask> was part of a Portuguese contingent that included manager Carlos Carvalhal and five teammates. The free agent signed for Cesena. He was terminated his contract by mutual consent on January 20, 2015, after only seven starts at his new club. He joined Russia's Kuban Krasnodar a week later. On July 8, 2015, <mask> moved to Anzhi Makhachkala, who had just returned to the Russian premier league.Both parties agreed to part ways after six months. On January 16, 2016 <mask> came back to Germany and signed for Hannover 96 for a period of time. He scored in his first appearance seven days later. He was banned for three matches in February for an elbow on FC Augsburg's Dominik Kohr. He joined AEK Athens from the Super League Greece on a two-year contract. He scored in the first 15 minutes of his debut against Xanthi. On 26 April, in the return leg of the Greek Football Cup against Olympiacos, <mask> played as an emergency goalkeeper for the first time in his career, after Giannis Anestis was sent off in the closing minutes of the game.His team advanced to the final on away goals. <mask>'s contract was terminated by mutual consent. He signed a one-year deal with the Croatian First Football League's Hajduk Split. The man returned to Portugal at the age of 34. He agreed to a two-year contract due to family reasons. He played 36 minutes in a 1–0 home defeat against Paos de Ferreira on August 18th and then acted as a goalkeeper after Peterson Peanha was sent off. On February 6, 2020, he announced his retirement.He immediately became the coach of Académica's under-23 team. From the under-15 to the main Portuguese national team, <mask> played in international tournaments. He made his full debut in a friendly against England on 18 February 2004, a 1–1 draw, and was also part of the squad that won the 2003 Toulon Tournament, as well as appearing at the 2004 and 2006 European Under-21 Championship finals. He scored his first international goal in Portugal's final three Euro 2008 qualifiers. The nation secured a tournament spot after he netted in the 1–0 win over Armenia. In the 2010 World Cup qualification campaign, <mask> scored in a 4–0 victory in Malta on September 6, 2008. After the naturalisation of Liédson, his importance waned.The finals are in South Africa. He replaced Lidson in the starting XI for the second match, a 7–0 win over North Korea, and both players found the net. The third choice for the Euro 2012 squad was <mask>, who was selected by the new manager. After the former injured himself in the first half of the quarter-finals against Czech Republic, he replaced him and started in the penalty shootout loss to Spain. After being included in the list for the World Cup, <mask> started in the first group stage match against Germany, but was injured after just 28 minutes of play. He was replaced in the starting XI by Postiga, who was stretchered off after only 17 minutes. <mask> captained Portugal for the first time in his final appearance, a 2–0 loss to Cape Verde in Estoril.The score column indicates the score after each Almeida goal. Porto Primeira League: 2003–06, Taa de Portugal: 2002–03, 2005–06. The players are from Leiria. The players are from the Associao Académica de Coimbra. Sper Lig players Beikta J.K. are football players. The HNK Hajduk Split players are Portugal youth international football players.

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texts: The Philippines' highest military award for courage, the Medal of Valor, is given to <mask><mask>, a Philippine Army officer. He is a member of an ethnic group in the Philippines. <mask> is a graduate of the Philippine Military Academy. A Catholic priest and two teachers were kidnapped by the Abu Sayyaf in Basilan in 2000. Major Roberto Caldeo was in charge of the Scout Ranger unit that was tasked with pursuing the kidnappers and saving the hostages. <mask>'s unit attacked the Abu Sayyaf camp where hostages were being held. The Abu Sayyaf were able to hold their ground despite the Scout Rangers being able to surprise them.On the third day of the operation, Caldeo decided that two Scout Rangers would have to volunteer and make an all-out assault up the steep terrain to clear out the bunkers keeping the rest of the government forces pinned down. The "suicide squad" was led by <mask>. After four hours of intense fighting, the Abu Sayyaf retreated. The beheaded bodies of the two teachers were recovered. <mask> received the medal for his actions during the battle. Roberto Caldeo, who was promoted to Colonel after the operation that killed six of his men, took his own life in April 2008. <mask> made a statement in Filipino after receiving the medal.We didn't sleep and it was raining. The thick jungle growth slowed our progress. We had to use one hand to hold the tree roots and the other to fire the weapon. We withstood the steep terrain for 24 hours. You would hear the groans of your wounded colleagues saying, 'Sir, let's retreat', 'I'm suffering blood loss', and 'My wounds hurt'. Words to that effect. You will discover that you have a lot of courage.The second lieutenant was given the medal for acts of bravery and courage above and beyond the call of duty. The First Scout Ranger Battalion was directed to attack the highly fortified enemy positions being occupied by more or less 210 fully armed members of the Abu Sayyaf Group who were then holding 28 civilian hostages. The team under the leadership of the 11th Scout Ranger Company took the lead. 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The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Major Calde, the Commanding Officer of the 1st scout Ranger Battalion, decided to execute the final assault with the organization of 2 "Suicide Squads" after seeing the seemingly insurmountable odds. The squad, consisting of 14 volunteers, were tasked to clear the northeastern bunkers. In anticipation of their deaths, the members of the squad left their valuables to their friends and family. The squad headed by SECOND LIEUTENANT DILAG and SECOND LIEUTENANT GONZALES rushed-up the 80 degree slope and proceeded to assault the heavily fortified enemy defensive positions.The northeastern tip of Hill 898 was being defended by a group of people, and the "Suicide Squads" were able to secure it. The act paved the way for the clearing of the remaining fortified defensive positions. The enemy was forced to withdraw towards the western direction after 4 hours of close combat. The 3 day intense firefight resulted in the killing of 7 members of the Abu Sayyaf Group, the recovery of 1 B40 RPG, 1 M653 and M16 rifles, the unearthing of 2 beheaded hostages, and the destruction of a seemingly invincible enemy. In keeping with the finest tradition of Filipino Soldiery, SECOND LIEUTENANT DILAG distinguished himself in combat by displaying exceptional courage and a high degree of leadership. Daisy Lady <mask> is <mask>'s wife and they have three children. The Philippine Army personnel are recipients of the Philippine Medal of Valor.

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texts: From 10 March 2004 to 15 May 2007, the State Secretary of the State of the State of the State of the State of the State of the state of the state of the state of the state of the state of the state of the state of the state of the state of the state of the He was the head of the Presidential Administration of Kazakhstan from 1996 to 1997 and the head of the state anti-corruption commission from 1997 to 1999. While serving as the chair of the Senate, he was also a member of the Supreme Soviet of Kazakhstan from 1990 to 1992. The Senate Chair was dismissed on March 10, 2004. The former head of the National Security Committee was appointed to the Senate and immediately elected his successor. " According to the constitution, the president can recommend a speaker of the Senate, but in both cases where this has happened, with <mask>", said Altynbek Sarsenbayev, who was Information Minister in the Nazarbayev administration. In front of ordinary citizens, the authority and respect of the whole Senate is diminished.That is the image society sees of the Senate. "Kazakhstan and Russia are strategic partners and reliable allies in the 21st Century and the Challenges of Globalization" is what the Chairman of the Senate said when he was there. The Secretary of State for Kyrgyzstan, Adakhan Madumarov, met with his counterpart in the other side of the border to discuss cooperation in gas, banking, and labor migration. The trilateral agreement signed by the governments of the three countries in July 2001 has not been approved by the parliaments of the three countries. The election law was changed so that regional governors would run for office in elections rather than be appointed. He denied that the administration wanted the September 2003 elections to occur before the law took effect. The law was expected to be passed prior to the Majilis elections.On July 20, 2004, Foreign relations Abdykarimov awarded a diploma to the retiring Armenia Ambassador, Eduard Khurshudian, for his service as Ambassador from 1999 to 2004. The Turkish Justice Minister visited on 15 October 2005. On October 19th, air traffic will be launched between Astana and Istanbul. On October 20, 2005, the Ambassador of Yemen to Kazakhstan was received by Abdykarimov. The Ak-Orda Presidential Palace in Astana was where the meeting took place. Lotem was thanked for his nation's involvement in the Conference on Interaction and Confidence- Building Measures in Asia and the First Congress of the Leaders of the World and Traditional Religions. On July 3, 2006 he met with France's Ambassador to Kazakhstan, Gerard Perrolet.Perrolet was interviewed by journalists after their meeting. The Assistant to the UN Secretary and Director of the Regional Bureau for Europe and CIS was in Ak Orda. There is a possibility of an increase in United Nations Development Program funding. The government's contributions to regional security were thanked by Mizsei. The Human Rights Commission under Nazarbayev had an enlarged session in 2004. Human rights experts, government officials, and legal experts attended. The commission worked ontracing the tendencies, showing the dynamics, our legislative initiatives and our laws on protection of human and civil rights.He received a report from the commission on 24 March. Prof. Mullerson was the former Regional Adviser to the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights for Central Asia and the International Law Professor of the London King's College. They talked about politics and elections in the country, the "Pact on Human Rights" and human rights protocols regarding appeals to the international community and abolition of capital punishment. Mullerson applauded the process of improving the human rights record of the country. He thanked Ambassador Kamkhy for his service as they discussed bilateral relations. Kamkhy held a press conference. Social and economic ties between the countries were discussed during the conference.There are 95 farmers, managers and scientists who have trained in Israel. On June 5, 2006 Nazarbayev met with the Agriculture Minister, the head of the Presidential Administration, and the head of the local government. The decentralization of power is something Nazarbayev believes in. After President Nazarbayev signed a resolution allowing the government to reward journalists, Press Abdykarimov presented awards and grants to members of the Kazakh press. The State Secretary proposes to establish a commission for anti-corruption examination of bill drafts.


texts: Bermdez is an Argentine professional boxer. She is a former world champion in three weight classes, having held the WBO female bantamweight title twice between 2013 and 2020. As of September 2020, she is ranked as the world's best active female bantamweight by The Ring and second by BoxRec, as well as the eighth best active female, pound for pound, by The Ring and ESPN. Evelyn Nazarena Bermdez is a female light flyweight champion. On July 7, 1989 in Santa Fe, Argentina, <mask> was born. She is descended from a fighting family where three of her siblings are boxers. The Bermdez Boxing Club is owned by the family.Bermdez scored a four-round split decision victory over Baron in her professional debut on March 26, 2010 in Bariloche, Argentina. In 2010 she fought a further four times, including a knockout win over Maria Terriaza in April, two majority draws against Betiana Vinas in July and October, and a four-round unanimous decision win over Graciela Ines De Luca. She began the year with a unanimous decision win over Pacheco in February, followed by a ten-round unanimous decision loss to Matthysse in April, and a six-round majority decision win over Matthysse in August. She made her first attempt at a world title when she challenged Bopp in Junn, Argentina. The judges' scorecards read 100–90, 97–94 and 96–94, with Bermdez losing via unanimous decision. Bermdez ended the year with a six-round unanimous decision victory. After a second-round technical knockout (TKO) win over Marta Soledad Juncos in January 2012 she faced Mayerlin Rivas on 31 March at Club Atlético Talleres in Villa Gonernador Glvez, Argentina, with the vacant WBA interim bantamweight titleThe interim title was captured by Bermdez. One judge scored the bout a draw at 95–95, while the other two scored it 95–94 and 96–94 in favor of Bermdez. Two months after winning the interim bantamweight title, she moved down a weight class to fight Judith Rodriguez for the interim super-flyweight title. Bermdez won the bout via ten-round unanimous decision. She defended her interim super-flyweight title with a second-round technical knockout and a six-round unanimous decision victory over Anahi Yolanda Salles in December. She moved up in weight to face Neisi Torres for the WBO bantamweight title on 31 May, after successfully defending the title twice in the previous year. Bermdez was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217She moved back down to super-flyweight for her last fight of the year, defeating Judith Rodriguez for a second time in September by unanimous decision. Her first fight of the year was against Linda Laura Lecca for the vacant WBO super-flyweight title. Bermdez became a two-weight world champion with an eighth-round technical knockout. She moved down in weight to face Bopp for the WBO flyweight title. The bout was held in Ro Grande. Bermdez was defeated by unanimous decision in her attempt to become a three-weight world champion. Two judges scored the bout 97–93, while the third scored it 98–2.After the loss to Bopp, Bermdez moved back up to super-flyweight, where she won the WBO title by a majority decision. In November of 2015, she fought for the first time outside of Argentina at the Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan. Bermdez knocked out her opponent in the fourth round. She won three unanimous decision victories in 2016 including a WBO super-flyweight defence against Portillo and a ten-round non-title bout against Jurez. She fought to a split decision draw to retain her WBO super-flyweight title before moving up in weight to face Soledad del Valle Frias for the vacant WBO bantamweight title. The fight was held in Argentina. Bermdez became a two-weight world champion on her second try.The judges scored the bout 100–90 Bermdez moved up in weight to challenge the reigning IBF junior-featherweight champion on April 13, 2018, at the Microestadio Municipal. The judges gave Bermdez a unanimous decision to become a three-weight world champion. She moved back down to bantamweight to successfully defend her WBO title with a fourth-round corner retirement win over Yolis Marrugo Franco. In March, Bermdez won a unanimous decision and in July, he won a corner retirement win against Valeria Perez. There are links to the professional boxing record.


texts: <mask> was born in 1943. He is best known for illustrating children's books, notably the long-running and award-winning Selby the Talking Dog series by author Duncan Ball. His cartoons were published in the Australian Women's Weekly in the early 1980s and in the popular children's school songbooks published by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in the 1970s and 1980s. In 1959 he entered the Art School at Swinburne Technical College, where fellow students in his year included the author of Ned Kelly: The Authentic Illustrated History. In July 1965, he was one of many artists to exhibit at the Stagecoach Gallery in Queens Road, Melbourne. He worked as an illustrator on thirty episodes of the children's TV series Jackanory in Great Britain between May 1969 and November 1970. He illustrated a book of children's poetry, Nothing at All Rhymes, which was published by Paul Hamlyn in London and later in Australia.In the mid-1970s, Stomann took over from Tony Oliver as the illustrator of the children's songbooks published annually by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation to accompany a radio series used as a teaching aid in primary schools. Between 1976 and 1986 he illustrated all of the editions in the distinctive and colourful style that became his trademark. He began to contribute cartoons and illustrations to the Australian Women's Weekly around 1980. Although best known for his children's book illustrations (notably the long-running Selby series, published for more than two decades from 1985), Stomann has also contributed artwork to humorous or instructional books for adults. He has designed sleeves for a number of Peter Combe's records. In 1983, he registered his business as Allan Stoman & ASSOCIATES. It is based in McMahons Point in Australia.Clancy Carruthers with Ted Ashby, My Learn-to-take-photos Book, and Eddie's Numbers are early works. The Nursery Rhyme Sequels were written by Paul Hamlyn and Lydia Pender. Let's Sing! was recorded in 1977 by the ABC. All Together Sing is from ABC. Let's All Sing! Sing Along (ABC, 1981) and Sing On! ABC aired Sing! in Australia in 1985.The Best of Mike is a book by Bill Pigeon and Clarrie King. Chris Kirby, Iskybibble: starring Chris Kirby is an album by Chris Kirby.


texts: The northern part of the Kingdom of the East Franks was home to <mask>, also known as <mask>, <mask>, Saint Anschar or Oscar. <mask> became known as the "Apostle of the North" because of his travels and the See of Hamburg received the missionary mandate to bring Christianity to Northern Europe. The noble Frankish family had a son named Life Ansgar. <mask> was brought up in a monastery after his mother's death. The little boy's careless attitude toward spiritual matters changed when he saw that his mother was in the company of Jesus. Rimbert considered the visions of which this was the first to be <mask>'s main life motivator. The Christianization of Saxony began by Charlemagne and continued by Louis the Pious.In 822 <mask> became one of many missionaries sent to found the abbey of Corvey in Westphalia, where he became a teacher and preacher. A group of monks, including <mask>, were sent further north to Jutland with the king, who had received abaptism during his exile. The school for the sons of courtiers closed after the downfall of Harald and <mask> returned to Germany. King Louis sent <mask> as his assistant after the Swedish king asked for missionaries. At Birka, on Lake Mlaren, <mask> preached and made converts. <mask> and Hergeir were the most prominent members of the small congregation. <mask> was appointed to the Archbishopric of Hamburg-Bremen after returning to Louis' court at Worms.The bishoprics of Bremen and Verden were incorporated into the new archbishopric and were given the right to send missions to all the northern lands. The mission of <mask> was to evangelize pagan countries. The King of Sweden cast a lot as to whether or not to allow the Christian missionaries into his kingdom. The lot was favorable after <mask> recommended the issue. Gregory IV approved the consecration of <mask> as a bishop. <mask> was named legate for the northern lands after he traveled to Rome to receive the pallium from the pope. The jurisdiction was divided by agreement, with Ebbo retaining Sweden for himself, even though he had previously received a similar commission, but would be deposed twice before his death, and never actually traveled so far north.<mask> devoted himself to the needs of his own diocese, which was still a missionary territory. He started a monastery and a school. It didn't accomplish much because it was intended to serve the Danes further north. After Louis the Pious died, his empire was divided and Ansgar lost the abbey of Turholt, which Louis had given to Ansgar's work. The church's treasures and books were destroyed by the Danes. Many of <mask>'s helpers deserted him. The new king, Louis the German, did not re-endow Turholt to <mask>, but he did name the missionary to the vacant diocese of Bremen.The Bishop of Cologne was suffragan to the Bishop of Bremen. The union of the two dioceses would be approved by Pope Nicholas I. <mask> continued his northern mission. He established good relations with two kings, Horik the Elder and his son, Horik II. Both assisted him until his death, and <mask> was able to get permission to build a church in northern Germany. <mask> spent two years in person at the Swedish mission, avoiding a pagan reaction. When Olof ruled in Birka, <mask> returned to Sweden.Rimbert said that he was very fond of Christianity. The Swedes plundered the Curonians after a Viking raid to Apuole. <mask> was buried in Bremen. Rimbert was the successor to the archbishop. He said that <mask> lived on bread and water and showed great charity to the poor. The first bishop of Bremen, Willehad, was attributed to Ansgar by Adam of Bremen. J. M. Lappenberg was from Hamburg.<mask> was declared a saint by Pope Nicholas I. <mask> was the first missionary to organize the Catholic church in Sweden and the Nordic countries. St. Mary's Cathedral is one of the places where relics are located. St. Marien and St. Ansgar's are both churches. St. Ansgar and St. There are statues of Bishop <mask> in several places, including a stone cross at Birka. The Lesser Festival is on 3 February in the Church of England.Although a historical document and primary source written by a man whose existence can be proven historically, the Vita Ansgarii aims above all to demonstrate <mask>'s sanctity. According to the author Rimbert, <mask>'s visions encouraged and assisted him in his missionary feats. <mask> embarked on a new stage in his career following a vision through the course of this work. Rimbert's devotion to the life of a monk was inspired by a vision of his mother in the presence of Mary, mother of Jesus. When the Swedish people were left without a priest for some time, he begged King Horik to help him, then he consulted with Bishop Gautbert to find a suitable man. King Louis granted their approval when he learned that they were in agreement on the issue. <mask> was convinced he was commanded by heaven to undertake this mission and was influenced by a vision he received when he was concerned about the journey, in which he met a man who reassured him of his purpose and informed him of a prophet that he would meet.<mask> interpreted the vision to mean that most of the country consisted of islands and that Adalhard commanded "Islands, listen to me, pay attention, remotest peoples". There is a list of Catholic saints and a list of Eastern Orthodox saints. The Narrators of the Ninth-century missions to Europe. Bulgaria Medievalis 2 was published in 2011. The Scandinavian Mission in the Ninth Century was written by Rimbert. The Journal of Ecclesiastical History was published in 2004. Mark Pryce.A Poetic Gathering to Accompany Commemorations and Festivals is a literary companion to the festivals. Fortress Press was in Minneapolis. Tschan, Francis J. The history of the archbishops. Columbia University Press was in New York. Ansgar at Birka History of Birka Vita Ansgari is an English translation of The Apostle of the North. Bishop Rimbert is a missionary and successor.Charles H. Robinson. The number of births and deaths of saints from the Holy See to the 9th century.

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texts: <mask> is a pioneer of leisure studies in India. His work has been reviewed in both India and abroad. He received his masters degree in Sociology and PhD from the University of Rajasthan. The Centre for the Study of Social Systems, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, where he worked for his PhD under the title Leisure, Mass Media and Social Structure, was where he joined the Department of Sociology at the University of Rajasthan. The highest and most coveted award given by the Indian Sociological Society is the Lifetime Achievement Award, which is given to Indian sociologists who have made profound and exceptional contributions in the field of sociology and enriched the discipline of sociology. Major research projects conducted by <mask> include leisure, drug abuse, adult literacy, women, children, youth, senior citizens, theatre and tourism. He has contributed chapters to international publications.More than a dozen research students have been awarded PhDs under his supervision, from within the country and abroad. In connection with the various research projects, he has conducted extensive field work in urban, rural and tribal areas. He is interested in the social categories of children, youth, women, workers, and the old. He is interested in poverty, ecology, health, population, movements, voting behaviour and human rights. He has spoken at several universities and conferences in Asia, Europe and the United States of America. Many important universities in Canada and the US have invited him to speak. The first-ever World Leisure Congress in India on "Leisure and Social Change" was organised by Dr. <mask> as Organising Secretary on behalf of the Research Committee on Leisure of the International Sociological Association.The Vice- President of the Research Committee on Leisure of the International Sociological Association was elected three times. The previous four World Congresses of Sociology were held in New Delhi, Madrid, Spain and Germany, and I was invited to chair sessions at all of them. There were several terms on the board of directors. The World Leisure and Recreation Association is the largest international body of leisure professionals having consultative status with the UN and UNESCO. Dr. <mask> was Director at the Regional Centre, Jaipur of Kota Open-University, Kota from 1991 to 2002 and is currently Consultant for Culture and Tourism. The 3rdWLRA World Congress in Jaipur was organised by Dr. <mask> as Organising Secretary. He is the only faculty member from the Department of Sociology, University of Rajasthan who has attended all the previous fourWLRA World Congresses.He was invited to participate in the IInd and IIIrd Global Conferences held in Montreal, Canada and Glasgow by the International Institute for Peace through Tourism. To Moderate/Coordinate/Facilitate and Chair the various sessions was done in Scotland, UK. The keynote address at the International Recreational Management Conference was "Cultural Implications of Tourism in the 21st Century". Dr. <mask> has been a visiting faculty member at the WICE for the last several years and has been nominated as its Country Representative ever since. He is also a Managing committee member of the Indian Sociological Society and the Convenor of its research committee on leisure and tourism. He is a member of the Executive committee. He collaborated with scholars from Switzerland, France and Taiwan on a UNESCO sponsored project.At the time of his retirement, Dr. <mask> was the founder director of the Centre for Leisure & Tourism Studies. The Visiting Professor at the Indian Institute of Health Management Research was in Jaipur. The president and vice president of the Rajasthan Sociological Association were elected in 2005. The only faculty member of the Department of Sociology of the University of Rajasthan who was elected on an important executive position of a Research Committee of the International Sociological Association was Dr. <mask>. After his retirement, Dr. <mask> is working on his long-cherished dream of establishing an India International Institute of Social Sciences, an academic institution of international standards at Jaipur with state-of-art facilities including foreign faculty collaboration. His major publications include Leisure, Mass Media and Social Structure, Emerging Trends in Indian Sociology, Drugs: Addiction and Prevention, Human Values and Social Change, and Aging and Human Development. References Scientists from Rajasthan Living people 1940 births Indian sociologists University of Rajasthan alumni Jawaharlal Nehru University

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texts: From 1670 until his death in 1699. He was the first king anointed at the chapel as absolute monarch after the decree that institutionalized the supremacy of the king inDenmark-Norway. <mask> fortified the system against the aristocracy by speeding up his father's practice of allowing Holstein nobles and Danes into state service. He wanted to show his power through architecture and dreamed of a Danes Versailles. He was the first to use a chair made for this purpose. His motto was Pietate et Justitia. In June 1650, <mask> was elected successor to his father.This was an automatic hereditary succession. <mask> traveled abroad, to Holland, England, France, and home through Germany. He heard about the theory of the divine right of kings while he was in <mask>'s court. He came back to Danes in August 1663. In 1664 he was allowed to attend the State College. Royal Law made official the hereditary succession in 1665. In August and September of 1665, <mask> was hailed as heir in Christiania, Norway.He was taken into the Council of the Realm and the Supreme Court before he became king. He became king after his father's death in 1670. New crown jewels and a new ceremonial sword were acquired in honor of the first hereditary king of Denmark-Norway. <mask>'s personal courage and affability made him popular among the common people, but his image was marred by his unsuccessful attempt to regain Scania in the Scanian War. The war exhausted the country's economic resources. <mask>'s appeal to the common people may be explained by the fact that he allowed Danes and Norwegians into state service, but his attempts to curtail the influence of the nobility also meant continuing his father's drive toward absolutism. The new noble ranks of count and baron were created to accommodate non-aristocrats.One of the commoners elevated in this way by the king was Peder Schumacher, who was named Count of Griffenfeld by <mask> in 1670. At a time when the country was allied with France, the major European power of the era, the Danes attacked Sweden. After some hesitation, <mask> initiated the Scanian War against Sweden in an attempt to reconquer Scania. The peace between Sweden and the Netherlands was dictated by France, despite the fact that the Danes won the battle at sea in the Scanian War. The results of the war efforts proved to be unremunerative. The damage to the economy was extensive. At this point, <mask> no longer had his most experienced foreign relations counsel around to repair the political damage he had done.After the Scanian War, his sister, Princess Ulrike Eleonora ofDenmark, married Swedish king Charles XI, whose mother was a supporter of the Duke of Holstein-Gottorp. The war between the brothers-in-law was close again in 1689 when Charles XI supported the exiled <mask>, Duke of Holstein-Gottorp. <mask> was considered poorly educated due to his inability to communicate with foreign diplomats, like Charles XI of Sweden, who had never been outside Sweden. <mask> was dependent on his councillors according to contemporary sources. The idea was not dispelled by the monarch of the Danes. He listed hunting, love-making, war and maritime affairs as his main interests in his memoirs. The first law code for all of Danes was introduced by <mask>.The Christian IVs Norwegian Code from 1604 was replaced by the Norske Lov. The land register of 1688 attempted to work out the land value of the united monarchy in order to create a more just taxation. During the reign of <mask> V,Denmark's trade in cattle that had declined due to catastrophic fires and wars has been restored, and livestock and crop exports have also surpassed Frederick III, with thousands of cattle entering and leaving Jutland through the Oxen Way. The big market in Wedel was reached after the castle entered and gained in the German enclave of Oldenburg. All of North Germany can be reached via Lbeck. Demand for beef, grains and fish is increasing in both North Germany and the Baltic coast as the population continues to grow. Each market in the South shipped 40,000 cattle in 1680.Since the beginning of the 17th century, traditional export commodities, including fish and grains, have increased their exports. The Danes have made a lot of money exporting their agricultural products to Germany and the Netherlands. The work of the astronomer Ole Rmer, despite the king's lack of scientific knowledge and interest, resulted in a golden age of science. He died from a hunting accident and was buried in a cathedral. <mask> V had eight children by his wife and six by his Matresse-en-titre, which he took up with when she was sixteen. She was the daughter of his former tutor. <mask> insulted his wife and made her countess of Sams on December 31, 1677.There are illegitimate children by his queen and his mistress, both of which can be found at the website of the Royal Danish Collection.

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texts: The American singer for the Athens, Georgia bands Pylon, Supercluster and Pylon Reenactment Society was born in 1955. <mask> attended elementary and high school in Dacula, Georgia, before moving to Athens to attend college. <mask> attended the University of Georgia art school. She became the singer for Pylon after auditioning. After being brought to the club's attention by Kate Pierson and Fred Schneider of the B-52's, Pylon were the opening band for the British group the Gang of Four in New York City. Pylon recorded their first single "Cool/Dub" in 1979 at Stone Mountain Studios in Atlanta, and Danny Beard was from Atlanta. The album was released in 1980.Early career highlights included a performance at Central Park opening for the B-52's, a tour of the UK, opening a few dates for U2 on their first major US tour and the release of the album Chomp. While they were having fun, Pylon decided to quit. They broke up after playing a show for The Athens Show. This wasn't officially released. <mask> spoke about her experiences with Pylon in the movie Athens, GA: Inside Out. They were married in 1986. Their first daughter was born in 1987.Pylon reformed in 1989. Career highlights included tours with R.E.M. The B-52's performed at CMJ. Their early material was re-released in 1989. Chain was recorded by Pylon for Sky Records in 1991. After playing at the South by Southwest Festival in 1990 and 1991, the band broke up again in 1991. In 1994 she became a registered nurse.She and <mask> had a daughter in 1993. In 2004, Randy Bewley approached the other band members about forming a new band. There was a show at Little Kings in Athens, Georgia. They played a number of dates in Athens and Atlanta in 2005, including Ath Fest and the Atlanta Heroes awards. They were encouraged to look into reissuing their first album on CD. The tapes were restored at Southern Tracks Studios in Atlanta and re-mastered at the Rodney Mills Masterhouse in Georgia. DFA records in New York approached Pylon about reissuing this material, unaware that Pylon were already working toward this.James Murphy had been playing Pylon's song "Danger" in his DJ sets for several years and was interested in re-issuing Pylon's first album on his label. On October 16, 2007, Gyrate Plus was re-released. On October 20, 2009, a new version of Chomp More was released. <mask> was a member of the Supercluster, a band that recorded and sometimes performed in Athens, Georgia. Hannah M. Jones was one of the members of this project. Waves was released on October 6, 2009. Chunklet issued a 7-inch vinyl single called "Gravity / Altitude" in April 2016 as part of the Pylon Live project.On July 25, 2016 there was a double vinyl album. The Mad Hatter in Athens, GA hosted the first final performance of this music on December 1, 1983. <mask> fronts the Pylon Reenactment Society, which features members of recent Athens bands like the Glands and the Cookies. <mask>s said in a 2016 Portland Mercury interview that it has been inspiring to be able to play music again. I don't want people to forget Pylon. It's not exactly Pylon, but it's fresh and done in the same spirit because these are different people. DJ Michael Stock's show "Part Time Punks Session" was self-released by the Pylon Reenactment Society in October of last year.<mask> was named one of the "25 Best Frontwomen of All Time" by Paste Magazine. Squares Blot Out the Sun, CD, Cassette, Various artists are on the records. The Observatory is a guest vocalist on the Iron Horse IHR002 CD. We Made A Record, What Did You Do?/Wuxtry Record Store Day is a collection of records. Video Beep, Pylon, and Supercluster are from CDR's Special 5 I Got the Answer. The Side Effects was written in 1980. Supercluster is from: single Things We Used To Drink/Memory of the Future.The film was directed by Hana <mask> and Hannah Jones. Beep, Pylon Reenactment Society, and Punks Sessiom are from the film "Athens, GA...30 Years On". The Pylon Reenactment Society is from Vinyl 7” Single Messenger. Reynolds wrote Rip It Up and Start Again: Postpunk 1978-1984. Martin Charles: The Great Independent Discography was published in October of 2003 by Canongate Books. Robert: Christgau's Consumer Guide-the 80's was published in 1990. 499, 322, 322, 322, 322, 322, 322, 322, 322, 322, 322, 322, 322, 322, 322, 322, 322, 322, 322, There are external links to the party zone, which is a tribute to Pylon Pylon unofficial web site.

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texts: Sir <mask> was a medical doctor and politician who served as the country's head of government from 1954 until his death in 1964. He was the prime minister from 1961 to 1961. After studying medicine in England, <mask> became a prominent public health campaigner. He was the founding leader of the Sierra Leone People's Party. The transition to independence occurred in 1961. His brother Albert became prime minister after his death. His moderate style, friendly demeanor, and political savvy earned him the support of Sierra Leoneans across classes.On December 7, 1895, <mask> was born to Mende parents in the village of Gbangbatoke, Moyamba District in the Southern Province of British Sierra Leone. He was the oldest of eighteen children. M.E.S. was his father. The trader is from Bonthe District. His grandfather was a warrior chief. Sierra Leone was a British protectorate at the time of his birth. The Evangelical United Brethren School is in the Bonthe District.He graduated from Freetown's St. Edward's Secondary School. He received his bachelor's degree in history from Fourah Bay College. After graduating from medical school in England, <mask> went to work as a doctor at the Durham University College of Medicine. The School of Tropical Medicine was attended by <mask>. He was the first doctor from the Protectorate. He was the first man from the Protectorate to become a doctor. The musician played the piano, violin, and organ.After earning his medical degree, <mask> went to work for the Colonial Medical Service. He served in 11 districts. He worked on social welfare and hygiene. Health care workers were trained to teach women in the Mende women's religion, the Sande. Generations of women in the region have passed down practical knowledge about midwifery through the Sande religion. In 1948, <mask> wrote an article for African Affairs entitled "Welfare Work in a Secret Society," in which he discusses his successes in establishing a series of training camps which taught hygiene and domestic skills to young female Sande initiates. It is natural for such a society to want to teach a correct and up-to-date information on the subjects it has been trying to teach, provided it does.Working in concert with local women's groups, <mask> helped introduce health and hygiene training into puberty initiation ceremonies. He was the author of an instruction manual on midwifery in the Mende language. The women who were trained by <mask> became known as "Mamma Nurses" and were respected for their skills in midwifery. <mask>'s political career began in the 1930s when he became a nonchief member of the Protectorate assembly. He was in charge of the organization by 1950. Siaka Stevens won the 1951 election to the Legislative Council of the Sierra Leone People's Party. The departments of Health, Agriculture, and Forestry were headed by <mask>.Although the SLPP won elections again in 1957, the leadership of the party was challenged by his younger brother, Albert, but even though he narrowly won the internal party election, he declined the leadership of the party, and left to form the opposition People's National. The path to independence was pro-British and conservative, but he felt that Sierra Leone would fare better as a self-determined state. The process of decolonisation was triggered by the drafting of a new constitution. The Chief Minister of Sierra Leone was made in 1953. The parliamentary system within the Commonwealth of Nations was ensured by the new constitution. British colonial Secretary Iain Macleod hosted the constitutional conferences in London in 1960. Sierra Leone gained independence from the United Kingdom on 27 April 1961.On May 27, 1962, the nation held its first general elections and <mask> was elected the nation's first Prime Minister. His party won the majority of seats in parliament. Several northern ethnic groups felt underrepresented in the SLPP, so <mask> sought to heal the divides between the ethnic groups. Several elites from northern ethnic groups were appointed to key ministerial positions. However, this did little to alleviate poverty in the north, and forced theSLPP to engage in clientelism in order to ease tensions with northern ethnic leaders. At the time of democratization, he served as a crucial first figurehead for Sierra Leone, and was only Prime Minister for three years. While becoming a member of the British Commonwealth, <mask> sought to unite the country and build a sense of national identity.If more colonial administators had been like Beresford-Stooke, there would be a better reputation for colonialism. However, most were not. He praised the referendums held by Probyn. Good relations were sought with the British government. He said he felt respected by the Prime Minister. His reputation as a skilled explainer earned him the respect of the country's large uneducated population. The local chiefs supported him because they respected the work he had done to achieve independence for the country.The All People's Congress is Sierra Leone's opposition political party. There was a lot of modernization in the areas of education, health, and agriculture. Local councils and governments were allowed to lead many improvement projects, but they were ultimately accountable to the central government. The British took control of the national army of Sierra Leone after <mask> became Prime Minister. By 1964, the army was fairly diverse, with 26% of officers being Mende, 12% Temne, and 64% other groups. Sir <mask> took control of the army after his brother died. There were issues of illegal immigration of the Fula people.In 1962, his government rounded up several "strangers" under the assumption that they were illegal immigrants, but released them after learning they were local chiefs. Sierra Leoneans regard Sir <mask> as a man of honesty and high principle, and look back on his time in office as a period of prosperity and social harmony. 12, 1, 5, 10 and 20 cent coins, all of which featured portraits of Margai, were released in 1964. There is a school for the blind in Freetown. The foundation stone for the building was set in 1962. "We cannot see but we will conquer" is the motto of the school. The school was the subject of a three-part documentary.In 2003 and 2006 the school for the blind choir toured the UK. The College of Education and Technology was established in 1963. The first incarnation of the school was called the Milton Margai Teacher's College but as the school grew and the curriculum expanded, the name was changed to the Milton Margai College of Education. The Freetown Technical Institute merged with the school in 2000. Sir Albert Margai Charles Margai List of Durham University people

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texts: The man is named <mask>. The friend of Erasmus was a Saxon humanist. Cornarius specialized in editing and translation Greek and Latin medical writers with a particular interest in the effects of the environment on illness and the body. Friedrich August Wolf said that Cornarius was a great lover of the Greeks. He had interests in patristic texts of the 4th century. He has a book on the causes of plague and a collection of lectures for medical students. Melchior Adam wrote a Latin biography of Cornarius called "Lives of German Physicians" in 1620.The son of a shoemaker, <mask> was christened by the time he was 20. Sometimes the toponymic Zuiccaulensis is added. His name may be Giovanni Cornario in Italian, Jano Cornario in Spanish, Jean Cornario in French, and <mask> Kornar in German. <mask> attended the Latin school in Zwickau. He earned a bachelor of arts degree in 1518. He obtained a master's degree and a license to practice medicine at the University of Wittenberg. The Zwickau Prophets, an anti-authoritarian Anabaptist movement from his place of birth, attempted to seize power in 1521.They were rendered useless by Martin Luther in 1522. <mask> condemned the Anabaptists in his later book on plague, in which he argued that a particular epidemic in Westphalia was sent as punishment for their heretical activities. <mask> went on a "soul-searching journey" around Europe after experiencing political and spiritual upheavals. He gave lectures on Greek medicine at the University of Basel while he was looking for work. He believed that the works of the Greeks had been neglected during the Middle Ages in favor of Arab medical authorities. He was a doctor to Prince Henry of Mecklenburg. After returning to Zwickau in 1530, he established a medical practice and married the first of his two wives.He had four sons with his second wife. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 At the time ancient Greek was little known, Cornarius was encouraged by Desiderius to continue his work in translation of Greek texts into Latin, as Latin was still in use as an international language among scholars. Around the time Cornarius was resettling in Zwickau, Erasmus wrote to him, addressing him as ornatissime Cornari. "The genius is there, the erudition is there, the vigorous body and vital spirit are there, in sum, nothing is missing that was required for this assignment, confronted happily, it would seem, despite its difficulty." In the introduction to his Latin version of Hippocrates, the junior philologist quoted from the letter that he was so pleased by. His intellectual independence is shown by his willingness to allow his own translations of Basil and Galen to be used.His work was animated by his commitment to teaching. Melchior Adam wrote that Cornarius tried to render the Greek physicians into Latin with a translation that was not vague and confusing. <mask> stated in his commentary on De materia medica that his goal was to first read and hear the author in Greek and then translate him to Latin for his medical students. The scholar of Byzantine studies had a contempt for the brutish peasant and his slovenly practices and was confident that the dissemination of a revered classical text would better mankind's lot. Cornarius devoted himself to reviving the classical tradition, trying to restore the texts and practice of Greek medicine, which they felt had been overtaken during the medieval era by Avicennism, but he did not reject the study. Cornarius believed that the knowledge of plants resided in accurately capturing the original author's voice and words, and the two engaged in a vigorous intellectual debate over the value of illustrations. In his index to Dioscorides, Cornarius refers to his own verbal description of a plant as a pictura.<mask> argued that the static quality of an illustration was misleading since plants change according to their environment, and that pictures were of no benefit to readers who had never seen a particular plant. The majority of <mask>'s books were published by the printing house. In French, you can read "diter et traduire Les médecins grecs Au XVIe Sicle: L'exemple de Janus Cornarius." 39–17. The Roman Catholic Church promulgated an index of books that were not allowed to be read after <mask>'s death. General content or scientific controversy was less important than religious conviction in the case of several other northern Protestant scholars. Writing that could be seen as anti-Catholic was held to taint other works that might be in and of themselves unobjectionable.The works are listed in chronological order of publication, except that editions and translations from the same author are grouped. The citizens of Zwickau were given a dedication to their support during his seven years of study, also known as Epigraphe universae medicinae. The Hippocrates. Hippocratis Coi De are is aquis. "Treatise by Hippocrates of Cos on Airs, Waters and Places, and also Winds" is a Greek text and Latin translation. De salubri diaeta incerti auctoris liber Hippocrati quondam falso adscriptus, a book of unknown authorship, at one time falsely attributed to Hippocrates, on a healthy diet, was translated and reprinted in the Regimen. 40.10.<mask> contributed, albeit with limited success, to 16th-century efforts to "bring order to the chaos." There is a person named Dioscorides. The Greek edition of The Diosorides of Janos Cornarios. <mask>'s emblema was inserted into each chapter of his Latin translation, which was published in 1557 as Pedacii Dioscoridae Anazarbensis De materia medica libri V. His translation of two books on beasts that produce venom and on potentially fatal drugs was included in the volume. Alciati was not entirely happy with the Selecta Epigrammata Graeca Latine, ex Septem Epigrammatum Graecorum Libris. The collection ranges from early classical love poems to later Hellenistic invective.The translations and some freer imitations were done by some of the best Latinists of the day, including Ottmar Luscinius. George Turbervile and Diego Hurtado de Mendoza were among the poets whose translations or imitations were found in the collection. Parthenius. The 16th-century French poet Ronsard owned a copy of the Book on Erotic Feelings. The period of mourning for his first wife, who died soon after they were married, coincides with the publication of this translation. Atius Amidenus. There are sixteen books by Atius Amidenus, Whom Some Call the MostDistinguished Physician of Antioch, in three volumes.The physician Johannes Baptista Montanus of Verona translated 1 and 3 into Latin. There are six lectures on diagnosing and treating diseases, along with a book on weights and measures by Paul of Aegina. Only nine of the books of Aetius are Greek, and Cornarius's translation is the only source for the rest. "De significationibus stellarum ex sermone III Tetrabibli Aetij Amideni caput CLXIV, interprete Cornario" James V. Ricci annotated The Gynaecology and Obstetrics of the VIth century A.D., which was translated from the 1542 Latin edition of Cornarius. Aetii Medici Graeci Contractae ex Veteribus Medicinae Sermones. The University and State Library Dsseldorf have a digital edition of Gryphius.The book on drugs is an editio princeps of the Latin text. <mask> worked from a manuscript written in the mid-9th century that was superior to the one used for the Teubner edition of 1889 but which was thought to have been lost; it was rediscovered in 1913 and used for the 1916 edition of Marcellus. <mask>'s marginal notes are contained in the Codex Parisinus. There is a person named Galen. There are ten books on the formulation of site-specific drugs. The marginalia that <mask> wrote in his personal copy of "De constitutione artis medicae" was the first widely available Greek text of the work. The notes of <mask> were published "not entirely accurately" by G. Gruner, Coniecturae et emendationes Galenicae.There are twenty books selected from the "principles" of the Byzantine agricultural treatise "geoponica". The introduction to Cornarius is included in the edition of J.N. Niclas, Geoponicorum, is a book about re rustica libri XX. 1, p. The name of the species is Artemidorus. De somniorum interpretatione is a Latin translation of Five Books on the Interpretation of Dreams. There is a person named Basil."Complete Extant Works of D. Basilius the Great, Archbishop of Caesara, Cappadocia" is a Latin translation. The Complete Works of the Divine Basil the Great That Survive to Our Day is a Greek edition. Epiphanius is from Salamis. The Letter of Decimus Epiphanius, also called the Book of the Anchor, teaching the true Christian faith, was written by D. Epiphanii. In English, the work is referred to as the Panarion. "A Work Refuting 80 Heresies, Called the Bread-Basket" is the title of Cornarius's edition. The man is John Chrysostom.A distinguished discourse on the service of bishops and priests was written by John Chrysostom, Bishop of Constantinople. There is a person named Adamantius. Paul was from Aegina. "Seven Comprehensive Books on the Subject of Medicine" is a Latin translation. Plato was a philosopher. Opera omnia, also known as The Works of Plato the Athenian, is a opera that was translated into Latin. Allen, P.S. has a selected bibliography.There is a book called "Opus Epistol Desarum." There is a woman named Erasmi Roterodami. Clarendon Press was published in Oxford in 1934. The letter was written in Latin. pp. 8 There was commentary in English. They were Peter G., and Thomas B.Deutscher.There is a register of the Renaissance and Reformation. The University of Toronto Press was published in 2003 Entry on Cornarius. 1, pp. 335–340. Frank. "Griechischer Geist aus Basler Pressen."You can find links to discussion in German of individual works published at Basel with sample pages of the books in digital facsimile. The name of the person is Kusukawa, Sachiko. Leonhart Fuchs talked about the importance of pictures. The Journal of the History of ideas was published in 1997. There was an intellectual debate between Fuchs and Cornarius. 4228. The name is Summa Gallicana.Haynpol Johann is named afterCornarius <mask>. The Latin text of Melchior Adam's Vita was discussed in Italian. 1500 births 1558 deaths 16th-century Latin-language writers.

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texts: <mask> was born on April 4, 1967, and is a Northern Irish video game developer. He programming platform games for 16-bit home consoles, including Disney's Aladdin, Cool Spot, and Earthworm Jim. From 1993 to 2006 he was the founder of Shiny Entertainment. Disney, 7 Up, McDonald's, Hemdale, and Warner Bros. all had games created by <mask>. In 2008 he received a doctorate from Queen's University Belfast for his services to computer gaming. He was the co-founder and CEO of a cloud-based games service. A new advanced brand dashboard called Carro was developed by the co-founder and CEO of GoVYRL.In 1967, when he was born in Northern Ireland, he attended Templepatrick Primary School and Methodist College Belfast. He began writing computer game programming books at the age of 15. In an interview with the BBC, he stated that his first game was a driving game which he wrote and sent to a magazine. A teenager who did not yet have a bank account was sent a cheque for $450 for sending them more games. His work continued until he was offered a job by a veteran programmer who taught him more advanced programming. He moved to London at the age of 17 to work on games for publishers such as Elite Systems and Mirrorsoft. He moved to the United States in 1991 to work for the American division of Virgin Games.He led the development of several award-winning games for the Genesis, including Global Gladiators, Cool Spot, and Aladdin. It was his work at Virgin Games USA that led to the creation of the Genesis version of The Jungle Book, as well as the other games that were developed after <mask> left the studio. The company was named after the song "Shiny Happy People" by R.E.M. The company's first game, Earthworm Jim, sold millions of copies on multiple platforms. The title character, an "average worm" who stumbles upon a space suit which turns him into a superhero, became immensely popular, and spawned a variety of other types of merchandise: action figures, comic books, and a syndicated television cartoon series. According to Next Generation, his success had as much to do with his exceptional knack for public relations as his talent as a developer, as they listed him in their "75 Most Important People in the Games Industry of 1995". Is the hype justified?Probably not. The fact is that the press and the gaming community love him. Is there an opinion on the PR secrets of the Next Generations? Always return phone calls, don't make promises you can't keep, and show a genuine interest in whoever you're talking to. Sounds easy? How come no one in the industry does the same thing? Atari, Inc. acquired Shiny Entertainment in 2002 for US$47 million, with the president agreeing to a long-term contract.The Wachowskis and <mask> collaborated on games in 2002 for the Matrix series of movies. GameConsultants.com, a video game industry advice firm, and GameInvestors.com, a business-to-business company to help video game development teams get funded, were formed in 2006 after he resigned from Shiny. He said that he was working on a new game design for Atari called Plague. Atari told me they had run out of money and so I offered to find a buyer for my team, they said they would handle it and I moved on. The first call I got after leaving was from the Collective. He is a member of the advisory board for the Game Developers Conference, as well as speaking at major universities. He co-hosted the Game Developers Choice Awards with Tommy Tallarico.The company was founded in the Netherlands in November of 2008 and released game streaming technology in late 2009. In January 2016 it was confirmed that he and Michael Jackson had been talking about making a video game. In July of 2012 the company was sold to Sony for $380 million. GoVYRL, Inc. is a startup that builds new technology for brands to work withinfluencers; the technology is called Carro. The Cove Fund and Brendan Iribe have investments in GoVYRL, Inc. <mask> is a game designer. Delmar, 2009."The Emerald Isle's 'Shiny,' Happy Game Developer" was read in October 2000 by Gamedev.net.

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texts: The first recorded chief of the Alachua band was Ahaya. He was called Cowkeeper because he held a large herd of cattle. The British used to call the chief of the Alachua band of Seminoles "Cowkeeper". William Bartram refers to the man as "the Cowkeeper", since he has provided a lot of what we know about the man. John Stuart and the southern frontier gave Cowkeeper's name as "Ahaya". Ahaya is a rare Seminole name. The leader of the Alachua Seminoles was known to the English as "Ahaya" or "Cowkeeper".According to some sources, the Oconees moved to Florida under a chief named "Secoffee", and that he was called "Cowkeeper". Kenneth Porter found nothing to support the claim that Cowkeeper was Secoffee. La Chua is the name of the largest ranch in Spanish Florida in the 17th century. The center of the hacienda de la Chua was located on a bluff overlooking the Alachua Sink. The Timucua word for "sinkhole" means that the ranch was named after the hole. tierras de la Chua is a large area in the interior of Florida. The area is called the Alachua Country by English-speakers.The name "Seminole" is derived from the Spanish meaning "wild or untamed", as opposed to the Christianized natives who had previously lived in the mission villages of Spanish Florida. Some of the Hitchiti- or Mikasukee-speakers who had settled in Florida identified themselves to the British as "cimallon" (Muskogean languages have no "r" sound, replacing it with "l"). The name was written by the British. The use of "cimallon" by bands in Florida to describe themselves may have been intended to distinguish themselves from the mostly Muskogee-speakers of the Upper Towns of the Muscogee Confederacy. "Seminole" was first used to describe Ahaya's band. After taking over Florida from the Spanish in 1763, the British called all natives in the state "Seminoles". While the name "Seminole" was commonly applied by whites to all Native Americans in Florida, even as late as 1842, US Army officers referred to various bands in Florida as "Seminole."The Hitchiti-speaking Oconee lived in a town called "Oconee Old Town" on the Oconee River in what is now central Georgia. The Hitchiti- and Mikasuki-speaking Lower Towns of the Muscogee Confederacy were where the Oconee people moved in the 1720s. The Oconees moved to distance themselves from whites encroaching on their town and hunting grounds. The decimation of the Apalachee and Timucua people and the collapse of the Spanish mission network in Florida at the beginning of the 18th century resulted in many peoples of what is now the state of Georgia using Florida as a vast hunting ground. On hunting trips into Florida, Ahaya may have become familiar with the lands surrounding the Alachua Savanna. James Oglethorpe, the governor of the Province of Georgia, invaded Spanish Florida in 1740 and laid siege to the capitol. Ahaya led 45 men to join the siege.The Yamasee people moved to Florida after their defeat in the Yamasee War. The Lower Towns of the Creek Confederacy were unable to get enough gifts from the Spanish government to move to Florida. The Lower Towns found the gifts and trade goods of the British to be more desirable than those of the Spanish, and many continued to join the British in raids into Spanish Florida. The Lower Towns of the Creek Confederacy made it hard for The Oconee to find fresh agricultural land when it became necessary to relocate. <mask> led his people to Florida in the 17th century to settle near the Atlantic coast. The migration reached the country around the Alachua Savanna. The area around Paynes Prairie is part of the Middle Florida Hammock Belt, a series of hammocks with the best soils in central Florida.The area had abundant game and fish, as well as many descendants of the Spanish herds which had been abandoned early in the 18th century. The British called Ahaya "Cowkeeper" because of the herds the Oconee gathered. "Alachua", "Latchaway" and "Latchewie" are the towns established by the Oconee. The new town of Alachua was established by people from the Muscogee Confederation. Hitchiti-speakers from the towns of Sawokli and Tomathli joined the Oconees in Alachua. The Spanish were pushed back into St. Augustine and San Marcos by the various Muskogean-speaking bands. The Yamasees and remnants of the Timucua were allied with the Spanish.The Yamasee men were killed in a battle by the Seminoles and they married their women. Many Yamasee slaves were still owned by the Alachua Seminoles when Bartram visited them. In 1757, Ahaya visited the Governor of Georgia and expressed his hatred for the Spanish and any Indian tribes that were allied with them. He said that he had a vision that he would not find peace in the afterlife unless he killed 100 Spaniards. The smell of decaying fish and swarms of mosquitoes made the Alachua Seminoles abandon their original town site and move to a new town called "Cuscowilla", a couple of miles from the Alachua Savanna. The Alachua Savanna is said to have been on the edge of a town named "Lockway". The original site may have been here.When Spainceded Florida to the British in 1763 in exchange for territory west of the Mississippi River, Ahaya was overjoyed. John Stuart, Indian Supremo of the Southern Department of British North America, met with Ahaya in 1764. The Treaty of Picolata was the result of a conference convened by the new governor of East Florida, James Grant. Only two of the 30 towns in the Muscogee Confederation were represented at the conference. The Lower Towns of the Confederation were thought to control the land and people of Florida by the British. The Treaty of Picolata was ceded to the British. The conference at Picolata was not attended by the Cowkeeper.<mask> missed the conference because of family illness, but he may have been separated from the Muscogee Confederation. Two great and four small medals were given to some of the chiefs at the conference by the British. <mask> traveled to St. Augustine with 60 of his people and stayed there for eight days. The British gave <mask> a medal and provisions. Governor Grant said that he and <mask> had "parted on the best terms." Two British traders were killed when they tried to stop the theft of cattle. The killings were called for by the British.The British wanted to maintain good relations. The father of two of the people involved in the killing was given a medal by the British. Jonathan Bryan of Georgia hatched a plan to acquire a large area of land in Florida. Bryan persuaded chiefs of the Lower Towns of the Muscogee Confederation to give up lands in Florida. When a bold man traveled as far south as Payne's Prairie to carve his name into a tree, Ahaya was shocked. Governor Patrick Tonyn of Florida issued an arrest warrant for Bryan after he was informed by Governor James Wright of Georgia. The British wanted to know if the chiefs in Florida intended to go to war over the issue.Bryan said that he had leased a small area of land, but had not purchased a large amount of land. By the year 1774, Ahaya was no longer connected to the Muscogee. The Hitchiti- and Mikasuki-speaking towns and other non-Muscogean-speaking groups mostly supported the British at the beginning of the American Revolution. By the largest "Seminole" village in Florida, the Alachua Seminoles remained loyal to the British. Governor Tonyn often called on Ahaya to help repel rebel invasions from Georgia, which were often led by the same Jonathan Bryan who tried to grab the Alachua Seminole's land. After the American Revolutionary War, Ahaya asked the British to take him with them to Florida. He told the British that he would kill any Spaniard that entered his territory.Relations between the Spanish and the Seminoles improved after Ahaya's death. William Bartram of Philadelphia was in the company of traders who established a store in the area. Ahaya gave Bartam free rein to explore his lands after welcoming him as Puc Puggee. Ahaya's people served Bartram a sweet "thin drink" and a Jelly made from the roots of a local Smilax and sweetened with honey. Pork and wild game were also eaten by the Alachua Seminoles. There were thirty wood frame dwelling houses around the town square and a council house in the middle of the square. The town had hundreds of people living inoutlying villages.Each house had a garden. The fields stretched from the town to the Savanna. They brought coontie and potato. Yamasee slaves waited on Ahaya. The Yamasee slaves spoke Spanish and wore Spanish-style crucifixes, suggesting that they were once residents at a Spanish mission village. The Yamasee slaves were treated fairly. People of Spanish Florida in the American Revolution and Native American leaders in the Indian Wars.

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